hydrant
/ˈhaɪdrænt/Definitions
1. noun
A valve or pipe that controls the flow of water from a mains supply, especially one connected to a fire engine or hydrant system.
“The fire department used the hydrant to refill their water supply.”
2. noun
A device that dispenses water, especially a sprinkler system or a water fountain.
“The park’s new hydrant provided water for the thirsty dogs.”
3. verb
To supply water, especially from a mains supply or hydrant system.
“The city hydranted the street with water to fight the wildfire.”